. Kellogg's great crops of small fruits : and how to grows them. Nurseries (Horticulture) Michigan Three Rivers Catalogs; Fruit Seedlings Catalogs. Bi-sexual, (B) or Male Flower. Pistillate, (P) or Female Flower. Nick Ohmer. VARIETIES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER. See Price List on Page 29. Aroma. (B) Season very late. Size much above medium, bright red flesh to center and a good shipper. One of the very best pollenizers for all very late sorts. It is a leader here and will be generally planted. It will not disap- point you. Bubach. (P) Season medium late. One of the large show berries of such e
. Kellogg's great crops of small fruits : and how to grows them. Nurseries (Horticulture) Michigan Three Rivers Catalogs; Fruit Seedlings Catalogs. Bi-sexual, (B) or Male Flower. Pistillate, (P) or Female Flower. Nick Ohmer. VARIETIES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER. See Price List on Page 29. Aroma. (B) Season very late. Size much above medium, bright red flesh to center and a good shipper. One of the very best pollenizers for all very late sorts. It is a leader here and will be generally planted. It will not disap- point you. Bubach. (P) Season medium late. One of the large show berries of such excellent quality that it always captures the market. Berries bright crimson, moderately firm but first-class for near market, succeeds best on rather heavy soil. Bederwood. (B) Very early and exceedingly productive. Berries above medium in size and bright red. It is recog- nized as a standard sort for fertilizing all early pistillate vari- eties. It is quite subject to rust in wet seasons but if sprayed in the propagating bed the fungi will not be likely to develop in the fruiting field. Brandywine. (B) Season medium to late. One of the grandest berries ever introduced. It is one of our favorites. If you do not have it by all means get it this season. It is one of the heaviest fruiters, a splendid shipper and a "catcher" on any market. Berries very large, deep red to center, of the type shown in the photograph. Stems short and stout and holds its great load of berries well up from the ground. One of the strongest pollenizers for pistillates of its season. Wm. Belt. (B) Season quite early to very late. Ber- ries very large, bright crimson and one of the most productive of the extra large sorts. This year it became more popular than ever and will be generally planted. Belle. (B) Season late. This is one of the large, long berries, quite uniformly of type shown in the photograph. It should be picked with stem on and served by dipping point in sugar and eaten out of hand.
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